• 4/5 Bedroom detached Welsh longhouse +
• Separate stone building with potential to convert +
• Private, peaceful location with good sized grounds +
• Open plan kitchen/living area with multi fuel fire. +
• Separate dining room +
• Downstairs bedroom with en-suite +
• 2 Further bathrooms on the first floor, plus downstairs WC +
• No onward chain +
• Oil central heating +
• Solar panels to heat water +

A 4/5 bedroom Grade II Listed, 17th Century Welsh Longhouse being well presented and in good decorative order offering flexible accommodation. With good sized mature gardens, parking area and a detached stone outbuilding, currently used as a hobby room/home office but has potential to convert to additional accommodation (subject to planning).

The property has been well maintained by its present owner's and offers good sized accommodation. Retaining much of its original features, character and charm, the property has beamed ceilings, inglenook fireplace with multi fuel stove, quarry tiled floors, upstairs living room with balcony and superb aspect to side. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate its secluded and peaceful location which is on the edge of the Brechfa forest with direct access into the forest itself which has superb walks, bicycle tracks and also horse riding tracks to be joined onto.

Situation
The property is situated in a rural, secluded location being just over a mile from the village of Gwernogle, 3.5 miles approximately from Brechfa with village shop, 13 miles from Lampeter. 15 miles approximately from the county and market town of Carmarthen and a similar distance from Llandeilo. Carmarthen offers good shopping facilities with national retailers, junior and secondary schools, bus and rail station and M4 dual carriageway connection.

EER rating 37 F
Council tax band F
Freehold